Tyreek Hill says he has ‘no power’ in injured left leg 10 months after surgery
The New York Times • • sports
Key Points:
- Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill revealed he currently has “no power” in his left leg nearly 10 months after suffering a severe knee injury that damaged multiple ligaments, including his ACL.
- Hill has undergone two surgeries, including an LCL surgery in February, and is actively working through rehabilitation exercises to regain strength and mobility in his injured leg.
- Despite initial medical uncertainty about his ability to walk again, Hill remains optimistic about his recovery and is documenting his progress in a YouTube mini-documentary series called “Cheetah, Reborn.”
- Hill, 32, was released by the Dolphins earlier this offseason and is aiming to return to the NFL, though he did not specify a timeline for his comeback.
- Throughout his career, Hill has been a highly productive player with multiple Pro Bowl selections but has also faced several off-field legal issues dating back to college.
